Brooks v. Northwood Little League, Inc.

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• recognizing that summary judgment may be granted \when the evidence is susceptible of only one reasonable interpretation\ (emphasis added)
• noting that South Carolina’s statute, by its express terms, “invites judicial expansion where the plain meaning of the statute would not be distorted”
• noting that South Carolina courts must \give statutes their plain and ordinary meaning where the statute's language is unambiguous\

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